george casey -- it is up to congress right now. george casey said, it is time to do that. it is time for retirees to pay more. they asked to phase it in so people are not surprised and try to means test bit. i thought it was heartening that a retired community began to say we need to make a contribution to this process. we have led people retire after 20 years. many times they are fairly young and they get other jobs and still get military retirement. we suggested in our report, let's lighten the point of service. thus extend the military career. let's have people in 30 or 40 years. if people are good and a job, let them stay at the job. we are paying people but we're getting something in terms of a contribution to our military. a longer point of time allows military officers and the enlisted to get the educational exposure that will make them more effective in dealing with the kind of challenges they face in places like afghanistan and iraq. there is an interaction and a set of reforms that can make the military better and more effective and less costly. we call for the e

i was heartened by the military panel in george casey said i can tell you it's time to do that. it is time for retirees to pay more. the only things they asked were two things. one, tasted and so people are not surprised. and secondly, try to means test it because there are some military retirees that can afford it and some can't. i thought it was heartening you had a retired community that began to say we need to make a contribution to this process as well. there's other things he can do. we let people retire after 20 years. and they many times are fairly young. they get other jobs and still get military retirement. one of the things we suggested in our report as let's lengthen the period of service. let's extend the military career. let's have people in 30 or 40 years. let's not make it up or out. if people are good at a job, let them stay in that job. and that way we are paying people, but getting some to for it in terms to contribution to our military. and finally, a longer period of time allows military officers and enlisted to get the kind of educational exposure that will

i was heartened by the military panel in george casey said i can tell you it's time to do that.it is time for retirees to pay more. the only things they asked were two things. one, tasted and so people are not surprised. and secondly, try to means test it because there are some military retirees that can afford it and some can't. i thought it was heartening you had a retired community that began to say we need to make a contribution to this process as well. there's other things he can do. we let people retire after 20 years. and they many times are fairly young. they get other jobs and still get military retirement. one of the things we suggested in our report as let's lengthen the period of service. let's extend the military career. let's have people in 30 or 40 years. let's not make it up or out. if people are good at a job, let them stay in that job. and that way we are paying people, but getting some to for it in terms to contribution to our military. and finally, a longer period of time allows military officers and enlisted to get the kind of educational exposure that will

. >> when asked if they had any contact with casey anthony george anthony has not. casey anthony has been in hiding since being acquitted on murder charges. >>> one big step closer to bringing pro-football back to the city, how that could directly affect football fans right here in the bay area. >>> plus the new program that could make your commute to cal stations a little bit cleaner. . >> oop san mateo -- >>> san mateo will be at the organizers and it improves air quality by replacing short car trips with zero admissions. >>> they will take up a jetski band near maverick surf break. right now the area is a national marine sanctuary but that ban is being considered after a wave knocked over a surfer who needed to be rescued by a jetski. >>> they are bringing pro- football and the city has approved to build a $1.5 billion stadium in the city. the city said it is only half the battle, now they have to find a team. >> last time we checked, we are not the commissioner of the nfl. >> now the raiders left los angeles to return to oakland and raider owner al davis is not s

. >> reporter: good morning, george. casey anthony awakes to a whole new courtroom drama.r lawyers against the judge originally in her murder case who was thrown off. before he spoke a word, chaney mason clearly expressed his mood flipping off a passing driver. he gave the press the same treatment the day of casey anthony's s quittal. >>>>ight now we're filing one motion. >> reporter: mason didn't say much as he made his way to the courthouse to fight the judge's order for casey to come back to orlando to serve probation for writing bad checks. >> set aside and vacate that stupid order. >> reporter: he argued anthony already did serve probation while she was incarcerated. and he wants this judge off the case, accusing him of being biased. and pointed to his appearance and reaction to the verdict on the tabloid entertainment program "nancy grace." >> i'm just kind of shocked at the result and i really don't know what to say beyond that. >> reporter: nancy grace devoted more air time to this case than anyone. in a twist, the defense team is trying to use her to keep casey ou

i was heartened by the military panel in george casey said i can tell you it's time to do that. it is time for retirees to pay more. the only things they asked were two things. one, tasted and so people are not surprised. and secondly, try to means test it because there are some military retirees that can afford it and some can't. i thought it was heartening you had a retired community that began to say we need to make a contribution to this process as well. there's other things he can do. we let people retire after 20 years. and they many times are fairly young. they get other jobs and still get military retirement. one of the things we suggested in our report as let's lengthen the period of service. let's extend the military career. let's have people in 30 or 40 years. let's not make it up or out. if people are good at a job, let them stay in that job. and that way we are paying people, but getting some to for it in terms to contribution to our military. and finally, a longer period of time allows military officers and enlisted to get the kind of educational exposure that will

here, folks showed up to remember among those who showed up, to the surprise of everyone, casey's parents, georgey. >> i've always wanted to hug you. >> reporter: well wishers hugged, and they marched in memory of caylee. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: they joined in song for their deceased granddaughter. this is the first time her grandparents have emerged in public since their daughter casey was found not guilty of murder. >> we support you. >> reporter: what would you say to her? >> i can't really comment about anything i would say right now. >> reporter: those words are perhaps even more significant, as it's possible that casey anthony will be forced from hiding back to orlando. while a jury acquitted casey of murder 16 months before that trial, casey pled guilty to passing bad checks. >> i just wanted to let everyone know that i'm sorry for what i did. >> reporter: she was sentenced to a one-year probation. >> has anybody forced you or coerced you into doing this. >> reporter: even though the department of probation told her her probation was completed, the judge who accepted the plea

meantime, casey's parents george and cindy have issued a statement saying if their daughter returns to orlando to serve her one-year probation, she will not be living with them. alex? >> kerry, i just want to ask very quickly, she does not necessarily as a result of this have to stay in florida for a year, correct? she can go elsewhere? >> that is correct. she could go to another state and they have a technical term of an interstate compact for this. it means she would then report to a probation officer. the laws of that state apply. so while the public records are very prominent in florida, there are other states where that sort of information would be perhaps less public and perhaps more private and as a result nobody would really know much about what she was doing. so, i wouldn't be surprised if her legal team is scouring the state records of many different states to figure out where is the best place for her to go just to stay out of public view. >> okay. nbc's kerry sanders, thanks, kerry. depression in command. a doctor who says in times of crisis those who are mentally ill becom

meantime, casey anthony's parents, george and cindy, have issued a statement that if their daughter decides to return to orlando to serve her probation here, she will not be living with them. alex. >> that's one place people won't be looking, but, you know, there is legitimate concern about her safety. i mean, are they going to have to spend money on police protection for her? >> in all likelihood, she will slip in and out of the state quickly. it's believed that she will then serve her probation out of state in an area where sort of her identity is less known and, of course, the judge ordered in this case and most cases somebody serving probation has to register an address that is then put on the internet and then part of public record in florida. this is case he said that can be consealed. >> yeah. well, that makes sense. okay. carrie sanders, many thanks. >>> filling a need. thousands line up to get something many take for granted during these tough financial times. and, later, mitt romney and his millions. plus, his statement this week that corporations are people. who spun this one bet

george anthony's sister, her aunt lives in canfield but she was outraged at casey's defense attorney george anthony of molesting her for years. another family member lives in columbus but she accused the casey dancing on caylee's grave. there is not a lot of love lost there. casey was supposed to go back to orlando or is going to go back to orlando whoever you're listening to because of a probation in an unrelated case. but her attorneys say if she goes back she is in great danger. here is jose baez on "the today show.". listen. >> they had to shut down streets for us to leave orlando. i certainly don't think that is something they want to embrace for her to come back. it's a bad situation. this thing is over and done. and, for some reason, things seem to keep coming up again for no apparent reason. >> reporter: now the reason the judge who ordered casey back to orlando has recused himself is because previously he made some prejudicial statements against her but as it stands, casey anthony is set to be back in an orlando courtroom 10:00 tomorrow morning, shannon. we'll see if she sho

the entire band, guitarist dennis casey accordionist matthew hensley, bass guitarist nathan, banjo player and drummer george writing and rehearsing in an impromptu studio built in the couple's basement. >> i choose to kind of see beyond all this and the hope that the people have inspired me to write about. >> reporter: five of the songs on the album focus on detroit's trouble, something king and reagan experience every time they come home from the road. >> walking our dog every day you pass by every second or third house empty. >> you look at places hit by a natural disaster, there is a reason why that place looks the way it does. but you go to detroit and it looks like a natural disaster hit and it didn't. >> this is the motor city. and this is what we do. ♪ >> reporter: the couple is committed to adding their voices to the list of artists like eminem making the soundtrack for a detroit renaissance. >> just think that we are hopefully part of creating from the ground level up a city that will become great once again, and sustain itself. >> reporter: the couple also spend time at a home they have in ireland

. >>> george and cindy anthony made their first public appearance since their daughter casey's trial.nthony joined dozens of other people in orlando marking what would have been caylee's sixth birthday. balloons were released and plans were revealed for a memorial. >>> the fbi is joining the search for a missing 3-year-old girl from a very small town in missouri. police think someone kidnapped the girl after she disappeared riding her bike outside her home with her 5-year-old. her parents say they're praying for her safe return. >> she's my life. i'm always with her wherever she is. i'm not going to give up looking for her. >> i love you. you'll always be my princess. we're going to find you. we're going to find you. >> police are using helicopters and dog teams in their search for the toddler. a $45,000 reward is being offered in this case. >>> a pretty spectacular crash in houston. an 18-wheeler stuck on an overhead sign. no one's yet sure how the trailer get separated from the cab and got hung up on that sign. nobody got hurt. as you might imagine in houston this caused a traffic n

judge perry back on the stand, casey anthony's attorneys jose baez and cheney mason, they were there as well as the prosecutor, linda drane burdick and frank george in the murder trial, this time the state agrees with casey anthony's attorneys. they do not believe casey anthony should now have to serve a year's probation. this has nothing to do with the murder trial. this all goes back to that 31-daytime period back in the summer of 2008 when casey anthony did not report to anybody that caylee was missing or, as she told investigators back then, that "zanny" the nanny had kidnapped her. at the time casey anthony was partying it up in hot body contests, drinking, clubbing, having fun and on a shopping spree. captured on several surveillance videotapes buying things for herself with bogus checks stolen from her best friend at the time who was out of town and letting her use her vehicle. well, for that in june of 2010 casey anthony did plead guilty of six counts of check fraud. the judge at the time, judge stan strickland, ordered her to serve 412 days in jail. she did that all while awaiting the trial. the judge also verbally said at the time after

george and cindy anthony giving the first tv interview to dr. phil. in exchange, they will make a contribution to one of their foundations. casey'sill not profit from the donation. cbs news claims it never pays for interviews and a different arm of the network is playing the caylee fund for the sit down. that's how they work those things. >> and the delaware aclu is fighting to keep sex offenders next to a daycare center. keep them next to the daycare center. the group is asking the judge to stop their eviction saying a plan to evict sex offenders from safehouses right next to a daycare center in wilmington is unfair. the aclu also questions whether a daycare actually qualifies as a school. brian? >> on the sixth day, he came to his senses, the man who has been living on the 300 foot radio tower for six days finally calls it quits. a police negotiator in tulsa talked down the 25-year-old. >> trying to keep things on his terms as much as possible and, you know, when that broke down a little bit to try to reel him back in, and you know, just be patient with him. >> police say he has a history of mental illness and a criminal record

casey must return to orlando. >> it's a mess. >> reporter: if she does return here, casey may see for herself, georgend other caylee mourners saw for the first time tuesday, a plan to turn the swampy area where caylee's remains were found, into this, a park to keep the memory of caylee alive, a little girl who never got to see her 6th birthday. judge belvin perry who is called to take probation issue a mess could rule as early as today. answering the question of whether casey anthony will have to return to orlando. her whereabouts remain unknown this morning, as her lawyers say it should be. ann? >> all right, kerry sanders this morning. kerry, thank you. >>> still ahead, matt put his ears to the test, is there something about his job that is affecting his hearing? uh-oh. but first, these messages. ♪ have a better day [ male announcer ] only subway has a deal this flat-out delicious -- the new $3 flatbread breakfast combo. a toasty 6-inch flatbread breakfast sandwich and a 16-ounce cup of freshly brewed seattle's best coffee. all for just $3. build your better breakfast today. photo center prints and

morning former vice president dick cheney he buys her george but pushed to bomb syria bush rejected that advice he called upon to lead up rice and i eve. caseyny showed up for probation yesterday this is video of our release after being acquitted of killing her two year-old daughter where she is serving a this probation is a secret for now >> the cadillac escalade is the largest market for weeks it is more likely to be hit by disease than any other car. the starting price for and has delayed is $63,000. >> new words that would have been listed into the dictionary and you might want to tweak it teet it. welcome back and think you for watching kron 4 morning news in that at the buzzer madonna celebrated her 54 birthday and her boyfriend keeps getting younger and younger this is her in the hamptons with her 24 year- old boyfriend they have been dating since late 2010 . you can now use the word tweet in your scrabble game in new words are fist pumping the was made popular by the jersey shore. >> 5:57 a.m. as the kron 4 morning news continues we're following at the latest on this major her a kind of slamming into the obamas is coming ashore with

george and cindy anthony attended a memorial in orlando to mark what would have been caylee's sixth birthday. they released balloons in their granddaughter's memories in the woods where her remains were found. casey anthony was not there. her whereabouts remain a mystery. >>> next to washington state where 12-year-old dale ostringer went to the beach with his chchch youththn friday and was swept away by a riptide. when the rescuers did find the boy everyone thought he was dead but cpr restored his heartbeat and after several days in a medically ininced coma, dale opened his eyes. no word yet on how fully he'll recover. >>> singer gavin degraw is out of the hospital after a weekend attack that left him with a broken nose and concussion. he tweeted he doesn't remember much about the beating which took place in manhattan. he was then struck by a cab after that. he's now been forced to cancel concerts in new york and in massachusetts. >>> get better, gavin. >>> time now for a quick check on the morning's sports headlines from espn news. >>> good morning. dan uggla trying to continue his hit streak on tuesday as the atlanta braves try to make a push in that national league east. in the top of the fift

. >>> another sad story, casey anthony, the story of the summer in so many ways but guess who got the first interview with her parents, george cindy anthony? dr. phil will start his next season -- he has the interview. he says nothing was off limits during the interview. his new season will air september 12th. he'll make a donation to the charity. he says the couple themselves will not profit off being on the show or get profit from his donation. but season premiere will start off with a bang, his exclusive interview with casey's parents. >> that doesn't answer the question, when is casey anthony going to speak? >> we don't know that. >> let's lighten the mood. >> let's talk about something i really enjoy. "sex and the city" is back in the news but i don't know how i feel about this. >> this is weird. >> they're thinking of putting the show back on tv, carrie and her friends when they were young. like in their 20s. >> the prequel. >> elizabeth olsen playing carrie, blake lively will be samantha. selena gomez, who is 18 years old, charlotte and emma roberts as miranda. >> there was going to be a movie as prequel and now it ma

george w. bush in 1999. if it was wildly off track in 2007, john mccain coming in tenth. let's bring in our ace political panel from washington, caseybuchanan. pat, can i start with you. because even though mitt romney didn't get the nomination last time around, he's still the frontrunner in this race. and he even took a shot from one of the president's men, rahm emanuel, last night. let's take a listen. >> when he was governor, massachusetts was 47th out of 50 in job production. in case he forgot that, i'd like to remind him of that. >> that was an interesting comment. romney's expected to be in new hampshire the day of the poll. he'll be in iowa just before. how do you think he'll fare? >> oh, he's not going to do very well in the iowa straw poll. he deliberately skipped it basically and downgraded it because he's made a wise decision, i think, martin, not to involve himself in these straw polls which since he's the frontrunner can only serve to elevate some outer candidate who targets one and beats him. so i think he's made the right decision there. i do think the iowa straw poll is critical, however, especially for tim pawlenty

casey in harm's way. >> the lawyer's assassination fears with a just-released photo with a bullet in her head. >> did george hook up with a "dancing with the stars" star? >> and "jersey store,"

now, her parents, george and cindy anthony, issued a statement last week saying if she does have to return to florida, casey not be staying with them. they also said they do not know where their daughter is. the only sighting of casey so far since her acquittal was in a video of her shopping, reportedly in ohio. her lead attorney, jose baez, has also asked the judge that she be allowed to serve it outside of florida. stay tuned. jenna: julie, thank you. >> reporter: sure. rick: all right. when we come back, what some have called a huge gamble by google. the internet giant is betting billions it can whip a cell phone company into shape, perhaps even take over the whole cell phone market. >>> plus, a new study about paychecks and personality. what kind of people make the big bucks? the nice guys? or the mean guys? dr. keith ablow will join us coming up. >> i recently graduated from northwestern university -- >> what are you doing here? >> i came here to be a journalist. >> so you don't read "runway," -- >> no. >> and before today you had never heard of me -- >> no. >> and you have no style or sense of fashion

george and cindy anthony to mark what would have been the sixth birthday of their granddaughter caylee anthony and the family unveiled plans to create a memorial in the woods where her remains were found. caseyid not attend. and a dramatic rescue of a 12-year-old off the coast of washington. charles dale austriner was stranded in the pacific before rescue crews got to him. he's doing ok. he's still recovering in the hospital. it is dramatic and he is alive. gretch? >> the president says that america will always be a triple a nations but mark stein says not so fast. the downgrade was deserved. >> the united states still gets the safe haven money but underlying that, the united states is not the safe haven but, perhaps, the most dangerous place of all. the united states can drag down the entire western economy. this is not -- i'm sorry, but this is not a triple a nation. >> so should america be held accountable to the rest of the world? fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino is here. >> i'm starting to agree with obama, i can't believe it. where are you going to put your money? which nation has a debate about the debt cap? what nation is going to make the decision in the couple of